Built for non-profit organisations and NGOs

Website design for non-profit organisations and NGOs

Clear, accessible websites that help people understand your work, support it and get in touch. Non-profits get a reduced price, and your team can update the site themselves.

  • Reduced priceFor non-profits
  • AccessibleFor everyone you serve
  • Easy to updateFor staff and volunteers

What a non-profit website needs

Your work, explained clearly, to everyone who might help.

  1. A reduced price

    Non-profits get a reduced price, so more of your budget goes to your work.

  2. Accessible to everyone

    Built to work with a keyboard, a screen reader or the page zoomed in, with clear type and strong contrast.

  3. Easy for your team to update

    Staff and volunteers change the site themselves from an email invite, with one page of instructions.

  4. Clear ways to help

    Donate, volunteer and get in touch, each where people look for them, linked to the platforms you already use.

  5. Light on any phone

    Hand-built so it loads quickly, wherever and however people find you.

  6. Private by default

    No ad trackers unless you want them, and a cookie notice that asks rather than assumes.

Built by us

Bristol ISoc

A student society's site that its committee edits themselves. Events, membership and a warm welcome for anyone curious, all one tap from the first screen.

The Bristol ISoc website, from the top of the page down
Bristol ISoc on a phone

Built to be handed over

Non-profit teams change. Committees rotate and volunteers move on, so the site has to outlast whoever set it up.

Every site we build goes live with one page of instructions and an email invite to edit it. Bristol ISoc's committee edits brisoc.com themselves.

No logo yet, or one that needs care? We can do your branding and logo too, and keep it simple enough for anyone on the team to use.

brisoc.com, edited by its committee

Sketch your non-profit's site

Tick the pages the people you serve, and your supporters, would look for. It's a starting point for the call, not a form: nothing is sent.

Your pages
5 pagesYour site map
Home
  • Our work
  • Get involved
  • Donate
  • Volunteer
  • Events
  • News
  • About us
  • Contact

Usually two to nine weeks, depending on the size of the website.Bring it to the call

Five steps to launch.

You'll always know which step we're on, and what we need from you.

  1. 01

    A call

    We ask about the business and what the site needs to do. You don't need to prepare anything.

  2. 02

    More detail, if needed

    Sometimes a short form follows the call. Plenty of projects skip it.

  3. 03

    Your logo and photos

    Send what you have. We can do your branding if you don't have one.

  4. 04

    Design, then build

    You see the first page designed before we build the rest, so nothing big changes late.

  5. 05

    Live

    It goes live on your domain, with one page of instructions and an email invite to edit it.

How we work, step by step →

Questions people ask.

Anything else? hello@darbcreative.com. We reply within one working day.

Do non-profits get a reduced price?

Yes. Non-profit organisations get a reduced price.

Can our volunteers update the website?

Yes. It goes live with one page of instructions and an email invite to edit it, so anyone on your team can make changes.

Can people donate through the website?

We can link your site to the donation platform you already use, with clear buttons where people look for them.

Is the website accessible?

Yes. It's built to work with a keyboard, a screen reader or the page zoomed in.

How much does a website cost?

It depends on how many pages you need and what you already have. After the call we give you one clear price, before any work starts.

How long does it take?

Usually two to nine weeks, depending on the size of the website.

Ready when you are.

Tell us about your business. We reply within one working day.

Let's make yours